Sentence examples for any necessary steps from inspiring English sources

The new chancellor has already told Carney that the government will "take any necessary steps" [pdf] and come up with its own measures.

"If the investigation supports the view of the former directors [that the dividend was illegal]," an official club statement said, "the club will take any necessary steps to recover any monies for the benefit of the club which should not have been paid out in the past".

The chancellor, hinting at action from the Treasury in his Autumn Statement later this year, wrote to Carney saying: "Alongside the actions the Bank is taking, I am prepared to take any necessary steps to support the economy and promote confidence".

Go through any necessary steps to book the space and coordinate with other parties who might be using it.

"I think we've got to take any necessary step to keep the team in Buffalo".

In a two-page filing on Monday, the judge ordered that H&R Block take "any and all necessary steps to prevent" the deal, which was announced last year.

Violating the first rule of what to do when you find yourself in a hole -- stop digging -- Walker and his legislative pals have levied fines against the Democrats, attempted to withhold their wages and on Thursday placed them in contempt and ordered the Senate sergeant-at-arms to "take any and all necessary steps, with or without force" to haul the runaways in.

If any violations are found, the Guild will take all necessary steps to enforce the contract".

Israel takes all necessary steps to help normalize Palestinian life.

The independent fit represented the best possible fit of an ideal grid pattern to the data and was used to exclude grids too irregular to be well fit by any model, a necessary step given the reduced gridness seen in the multicompartment environment, particularly during early sessions.

They also announced that a meeting of the Central Council and heads of other trade unions is in the state of permanent session to take any deemed necessary steps, including the call for a general strike.